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War on the Horizon
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2024-10-29 19:42:56The pups had been found outside the ballroom on a patio, lounging in Adirondack chairs chattering to each other and making plans upon plans for tomorrow. “Okay, munchkins it’s bedtime who is sleeping where?” Aricka clapped her hands and said rather loudly to a chorus of groans. Smiling she picked up a little sleeping girl and waited for the others to follow her in.
After entering the ballroom again, the sleeping pup was taken by a rather happy mother. She quickly disappeared from Aricka’s sight to she assumed to get the little pup tucked into bed.
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